What the Fed Rate Cut Means for Federal Employees
When the Federal Reserve cuts interest rates, headlines often focus on markets and inflation. But for most federal employees and retirees,...
Swipe, Spend, Stampede, It’s Black Friday
Black Friday is known as the unofficial kickoff to holiday shopping, a day when consumers line up at dawn for steep discounts and retailers...
Federal Employees, Use It or Lose It Date Approaching
As the leave year draws to a close, federal employees should pay close attention to one of the most important deadlines on the calendar:...
November is Long-Term Care Awareness Month
If you or one of your loved ones is turning 65, there’s a 70% chance you will require long-term care in the future. With rising needs and...
Building An Emergency Fund
The recent government shutdown has put many federal employees under incredible financial strain. Regardless of how well you plan, life can...
Federal Retirement Applications Spike in October
The average processing time for federal retirement applications has risen to 79 days, a 3-day increase from September’s 76-day average....
Reasons to Work in the Private Sector After Federal Retirement
If you’ve thought about returning to work after your federal retirement, there are excellent reasons to take a position in the private...
Asset Location Strategies for Federal Retirement
Your federal retirement strategy differs from that of most private sector employees. Because much of your retirement income is fixed or...
Preparing Financially for Job Loss
With the Trump administration threatening more layoffs, it’s never been more important to have a plan in place. Safeguarding your...
Most Americans Over 60 Can’t Afford Long-Term Care
Many Americans approaching retirement overlook a critical expense: long-term care (LTC). A recent study by the National Council on Aging...
